Authentic Meiji-period (c. 1900) Japanese erotic art shunga woodblock print picture attributed to Ikeda Terukata.  This piece is inspired by Kitagawa Utamaro's iconic Edo-period series, Ehon Komachibiki, originally published in 1802.
 
The shunga woodblock print picture measures 24.9 cm x 36.5 cm, showcasing vibrant colors and strong impressions.  It is in decent+ condition with some wear and soiling, but retains its original character.  No backing.  Please refer to the photos for details.
 
Ikeda Terukata was not only a remarkable shunga artist in his own right (and arguably the best of his peers from the Meiji Period), but also a masterful interpreter of Edo-period styles, emulating the techniques of Eiri, Hokusai, and, of course, Utamaro.  This series stands as a stunning tribute to Utamaro's shunga classic, capturing its essence with remarkable precision.   
 
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